The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-07

Gent reason why he should DO elected. Per
sonslly have nothing TO say against Mr..
Nicoll but he has put himself outside Of the
pale Of Democracy by the questionable course
he has taken in setting himself up 90 q candi.
date IN Opposition to the expressed wish OF the
Democrats OF New York city. We want New
York city to present united front at this eiec-
ton and elect Col. John Il. Fellows. There Ia
no question as to his DSfppcracy. His election,
too, will have q great effect on national poll
tics. Success this fall In New York city and
New York State will mean solid front for
1888. Besides this. Mr.. Fellows's election will
have moral effect in teaching Democrats
aspiring to offlce to abide their time and not
bolt the regular party nominations. IL Mr..
Fellows is elected. and surely hope and be-
lieve he will, YOU will not soc any boiling can
didates or renegades to complicate matters
aud thus endanger the success OF the great
Democratic party next year"
Ex-City Attorney John N. Beckley, President
OF the Young Mons Democratic Club. power
full political organization In this city said: Il
have watched the contest In New York city
with great interest. because. mainly. OF Its In
fluence upon the Democratic State Ticket and
consequently OF its effect upon tho national
contest OF next year. / have no doubt that
the candidacy OF Mr.. Nicoll Is hurtful to the
success OF the State ticket, and hope that tho
Democratic voters OF New York city will give q
hearty support to the regular county ticket. I
have read the statements made in the World
and other newspapers against Col. Fellows. I
do not, however. find that any fact Is stated
which reflects or tends to reflect upon his
honor or integrity rs public Official.
I know him. though not intimately.
and in cSmm9n Nth most t,s o. ers the
eat Admiration for his splendid ability and
oratorical power, l believe that the bitter per
attacks which nave sen ana maze 4e
will be elected. His election will have its
sfrect upon those who are Inclined to Dol OF
contest fol. District Attorney has taken will
stir up the Democracy Of the country districts
nna that T kit hs S to es
York city do not turn the State over to tho he
chairmsn q s' the Dsmoerae County
tee and now filling Gonsni n ipf under tres 81
county. said II do not know 2 Democrat n
IN this city or county who does not most
P hsa i ticket IN Now York city. DO not
this matter. ! believe In sHpporting regular
nominations, and do not like to SEQ news
paper undertake to dictate to the people what
they shall or shall not DO, believe that Eel;
have ar a material effect upon national politics
The views above given represent, the views
county,
ALL FOR FELLOWS IN ORANGE COUNTY.
MIDpLETowN. Nov. 6..-Your correspondent
interviewed number OF leading Democrats OF
@ ssws IL. The e
test and its effect on national politics. All
gave PROMPT and emphatic AL. expresssi69 ra Of
cpniGn. s Shnes Williams Oh orange
0ean ioos sA on the Now York city election this
oe New S s
and State for electing Democratic President;
and sweeping victory in the city now will
Go fsoWs has
sh,ameiully =, sla anle and hope to see him
said: / think the present contest in the city Is
the most important We have had since 1884 I
Fellows, who is good Democrat and has brill
liant qualifications for the place. Every DEM
ocratie lawyer In the county SO far rs know.
sy sGri hs RsHss 81
the RorM is making him friends"
around the ooantyS great deal s and lind bem
forest in the New YORK city election. With
DESTROYS Of the success Of. the whole Demo-
n az sars
William +. O'Neiii. q prominent lawyer. said:
..The Importance OF the New York city cleo
ton can't be overrated. and special interest
have canpais Es With Fellows and Nicoii
and met them In courts, and regard Col Fell
lows az Infinitely the ab!est lawyer and fttest
Col D, g; Dusenberry; the oldest business
Nicoll. / have had business transactions with
Col. Fellows, and found him an upright and
@ ne mas spokiem here
has done the Democratic cause more good
than any speaker that ever came into the
SfoIn hy1SrK ought to take pride
aeorgs 4; Thompsofp. the 3S editor a Of g.. the s
as Of supreme importance, and sometimes
think they are taking more interest In It than
canvass Democratic principles and Democratic
stake. The defeat OF any one Of the candi-
Ranization at this Juncture would be u deplor-
able event, There h is much "a anxiety k felt by
hss aaa 1r an ne 1' be
county. and has host OF warm friends here"
NO SYMPATHY IN BUFFALO WITH THE JUDAsEs.
BygyAi 10 Nov; s;nThers Is s,I no sympathy
Attorney in New York. and while they do not
violently denopnce him. they regard him as q
renegade. Inc importance Oh carrying the
New York city election is considered by them
OF the gravest moment.
Gen. Peter q. Doyle of the State Committee
ocratio tloket eseted nh Tie 4 General appre
ciates the necessity Of unity in New York city
and the Importance OF carrying it with refer
ence to next years campaign.
Wilson s. Bs s e9Ild net be , seen but
saying that Mr.. Blssell endorses what Presi-
there should be no split in New York, city, and
the whole ticket"
Frank W. Charlottesville New York Democ-
racy should be a unit in this election. Col. Fell
lows should receive the support Of the whole
party, and would vote for him II l lived in
New York.
Judge Thomas s.. King-The Democrats in
New York city should give the whole ticket a
rousing, majority. Otherwise they may jeao-
at Glarsn nee ''Sse Bushnell. Chairman of the
County Committee--We expect to carry Erie
county. and the New York Democrats should
The Hon. Daniel N Lockwood's opinion, ex-
pressed to a friend, was that success was sure
but no stone should be- left unturned anywhere
In the State to roll up a big majority.
Ex- City Attorney Eennig-I shall be sur
prised II New York city Democrats fail to do
their duty.
whore in the State should work together for
the SUCCESS OF every man ON the ticket.
Assemblymen Giese and Guenther, the Hon.
John N. Wiley. ex-Sherin Haberster. Alderman